Pressure is building on Donald Trump's transition team to release an internal report,

memo and some affidavits that accused Boris Epstein, the right-hand man of Donald Trump,

who helped put his cabinet together, of operating an illegal pay-to-play operation

where he put his hand out for bribes in order for him to promote certain people to be

cabinet members for Donald Trump. I did some reporting on this already, but we got some new reporting.

We've got public citizens, a public interest group, who's made a demand by letter on the Trump

transition chair people, Howard Lutnik and Linda McMahon, demanding that the

American people require that the pay-to-play internal memo be released. We need to know just how

corrupt the Trump administration is or the Trump administration elect is on the way in. Now,

there's some troubling reporting about what's contained within that report,

internal report that was prepared by the general counsel for the Trump transition group,

somebody that actively fought for and wanted the job of White House counsel, but did not get it.

But that report was prepared by David Warrington.

And David Warrington delivered the results to the chief of staff or incoming chief of staff,

Susie Wiles.

And here's a piece of it that's the most troubling.

A former Missouri governor, Eric Gretens, who's a retired Navy SEAL and previously hired

Epstein for a consulting contract when that guy, Gritens ran unsuccessfully for the Senate

in 2022, reported to the transition team doing the internal investigation in a sworn declaration

that he had an uncomfortable conversation with Boris

Epstein when he inquired about whether he should apply for the job of the Navy Secretary.

Now the Navy Secretary position just went to the highest bidder for Donald Trump in John

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